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Don’t Miss NACCHO Annual 2016

Every year, local health department professionals gather at NACCHO Annual to share opportunities and challenges, learn how to adopt best practices, engage with federal and local partners, and gain insights from public health experts. This year, NACCHO Annual will be July 19-21 in Phoenix and early bird registration rates are available until June 9.

Why should you attend NACCHO Annual? In today’s economic climate, finding resources to participate in any professional development event can be a challenge. Validate the investment in your professional career and the future of public health by attending the largest gathering of local health department leaders in the United States. You’ll learn from colleagues’ professional experiences and return to your organization with new knowledge and a myriad of ideas to into practice. Check out the new video below to discover more reasons to attend NACCHO Annual 2016.

CDC’s Operational Readiness Review (ORR) online data collection system has undergone a recent update that allows users to download templates to complete two forms offline. Currently available in the system for download are the receive, stage, and store (RSS) site survey and point of dispensing forms. The templates allow recipients Read more →

Register for the 2018 Preparedness Summit to attend a plenary session featuring federal leaders from ASPR, FEMA, CDC and Homeland Security discuss topics such as, Strengthening Health Security: Visions for a Prepared and Resilient Nation. New leadership within federal agencies responsible for the nation’s public health and healthcare preparedness enterprise will inevitably Read more →

Hennepin County was established by the Territorial Legislature of Minnesota in 1852, six years before Minnesota became a state, and is part of the sixteenth most populated metropolitan areas in the nation. Hennepin County is the largest of Minnesota's 87 counties in budget, estimated market value, and population with almost a quarter of the state's […]